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  1. Greek funding needs add to pressure in talks between Athens and lenders

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    if revenues continue to fall short of their target. In January, public revenues were almost 1 billion euros

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  2. Greece almost last in EU for press freedom, index finds

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    . Despite being a slight improvement on the 2014 figure, this year’s results mark a fall of 76

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  3. Newsletter 16 - 20/02/2015

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    monthly reading since 2001. Greece has now been in deflation for 23 straight months. January’s fall

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  4. A closer look at planned laws for unpaid taxes and home foreclosures

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    reform program, b) Preventing a further fall in real estate asset prices (that would have an adverse

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  5. Greek CPI drops at slower rate of 2.2 pct in Feb for 24th straight month of deflation

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    percent. OECD also anticipates CPI to fall 0.7 percent this year.

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  6. Will the real men of unity please stand up?
    Photo by Harry van Versendaal

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    a misplaced word here or there for the eurozone to stand back and let it fall. But the sustainability

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  7. Here's why Greece's fiscal difficulties will dominate the agenda

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    spending and at the same time tax revenues are in free fall”. That said, it would be reasonable

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  8. Newsletter 19 - 13/03/2015

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    basis, however, unemployment fell by 1.8 percentage points from 27.8 percent in Q4 2013. This fall

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  9. Lowest income groups in Greece saw wages drop and taxes rise most during crisis

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    ) was in the 5th decile while those at the top saw their wage income fall by 9.3 percent. It also finds

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  10. Newsletter 22 - 03/04/2015

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    Focus on meeting obligations Most critical dates for debt repayments this month fall on April 8–9 After successfully covering its funding needs in March, which, at 2.2 billion euros (excluding the rollover of 4.6 billion in T-Bills) were the highest in the first quarter of 2015, the Greek

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